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Smart Grid – Smart River

Smart Grid – Smart River. Rich Riazzi Chelan County PUD. These are the views of Rich Riazzi and may not be representative of the policies of Chelan County PUD. Smart-Grid. Has the industry created a common vision of Smart Grid?

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Smart Grid – Smart River

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  1. Smart Grid – Smart River Rich Riazzi Chelan County PUD These are the views of Rich Riazzi and may not be representative of the policies of Chelan County PUD

  2. Smart-Grid • Has the industry created a common vision of Smart Grid? • What questions should be asked before we create a Smart-Grid vision

  3. Three Questions • Have our policy makers created the right environment for the development of sustainable energy and environmental programs? • Is the prescriptive approach the right approach? • Is there a better approach?

  4. The Prescriptive Approach • Renewable standards • Conservation standards/goals • Greenhouse gas reduction goals • Super-Grid standards • Mandated vehicle emission standards • Plug in electric hybrid goals • Alternate fuel standards

  5. Unintended Consequences • One size fits all • Impossible to optimize portfolio of programs • Creates market anomalies • Potentially creates negative environmental impact • Dilutes smart-grid value potential

  6. Is a Course Correction Needed • Should we consider an outcome based approach • What is the goal? • Energy independence • Reduced greenhouse gas emissions

  7. Evaluation Framework • Triple bottom-line approach • Economic • Environmental • Social

  8. Role of Smart Grid • Optimize current portfolio • Inform policy makers with real time data

  9. Conceptual Elements of a Smart Grid Fiber/Wireless Network 0 Load Industrial Commercial Residential NW Generation Hydro Coal Nuclear Natural Gas Wind Solar Other Real Time Information Decision Support Systems Wholesale Market Cyber Security Trading Desk Pump Storage Plug in Hybrid or Charging Stations Load/Storage Risk Management Energy MWHs Load/Storage Information Bits/Bytes Transmission Distribution Network

  10. Discussion

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